Inclusion Ambassadors
Meet our Inclusion Ambassadors!
At Elsenham C. of E. Primary school we have six Inclusion Ambassadors from Years 5 and 6. They wear special orange badges and their role is to make sure everyone at our school feels equal, listened to and valued.
On Tuesday 23rd September 2025, we introduced the new inclusion ambassadors to the whole school. We also had a special visit from Amy Gair from the Multi Schools Council so she could give us our inclusion silver award in person. It was a very proud moment.
2024-2025
Inclusion Review
On 16th January 2024, we welcomed two Reviewers into our school to evaluate our inclusive practice. We were keen to celebrate our successes, which include our pastoral support, strong relationships between adults and pupils, adaptive teaching, staff wellbeing and development of resilience.
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On Tuesday 1st October, we went to Stebbing School for a Multi-Schools Council Inclusion Ambassador meeting. We were excited to rename it as an “Ideas Party”!
We talked about how we can help children with disabilities and with their mental health. Some children in our school have One Plans, and we agreed that we would like to be more involved at meetings. We were excited to meet other schools and even make some new friends.
Our next meeting will be on Tuesday 3rd December at Elsenham School. It’s going to be fun!
Written by your Inclusion Ambassadors – Josh, Sarah, Logan, Millie, Poppy and Isla
On Tuesday 2nd December, the Inclusion Ambassadors lead the whole school assembly to celebrate International Day of People with Disabilities. They spoke about how important it is for us all to reduce the barriers that people with disabilities face. They showed all the pupils an inspiring music video – Yes I can - and reminded all the children about ELVES (Equal, Listened to, Valued at Elsenham School).
Well done Inclusion Ambassadors, the Hub Team are extremely proud of you.
Following this, our Inclusion Ambassadors hosted a Multi-Schools Council meeting. Six schools joined us to discuss topics such as crime, future MSC events and children’s rights. A representative from Essex County Council said, “It’s the highlight of my week. I was so impressed with the group, they were an absolute delight and it was a privilege to listen to their thoughts and ideas, they are an absolute credit to you all as schools and to their parents.”
A big shout out to Millie in Year 6 who has been chosen to join the Multi-School Council as a county-wide inclusion ambassador. We know she will do an amazing job!
Congratulations to Millie who has been invited to become an Inclusion Ambassador for the whole of Essex. This is because she has shown great enthusiasm during the Uttlesford District Meeting and is committed to making the world a more inclusive place for people with SEND needs.
Well done Millie, we are extremely proud of you.
On Tuesday 4th March 2025, we had a meeting at Felsted Primary School and we really enjoyed seeing the fun things they had. Four other schools joined us and we were pleased to see some familiar faces and meet some new people too. We talked about how we can promote children coming to school, being safe online and raising awareness about ADHD. Thank you Felsted for having us, we really enjoyed being there.
- Written by Josh, Logan, Millie, Isla, Poppy and Sarah - our Inclusion Ambassadors
World Autism Day
Wednesday 2nd April was World Autism Day and we celebrated it with an assembly all about Autism. Kayleigh from the Multi-Schools Council spoke to us all about what autism is and how being different from each other is a good thing. Year 4 were then treated to an autism workshop where Kayleigh spoke to the students in more detail about being neuro-divergent. The children were encouraged to celebrate their difference and they learnt about inspirational people in our world who are autistic. This was a wonderful way to celebrate this day.
The Hub Team
